Hero Arts + Ink Blot Shop Partner Release Blog Hop!
Posted by Hero Arts on June 30, 2020

Hero Arts + Ink Blot Shop Partner Release Blog Hop!

Hi everyone! Today we're joining our friends at Ink Blot Shop to share inspiration using our wonderful new Partner collaboration set - PR106 HA + Ink Blot Shop Please Deliver! We're honored to have teamed up with Ink Blot Shop to bring you this craft-themed 6"x8" stamp set, which features three charming border images, a collection of other playful craft and postage designs, as well as a handful of complementary messages.

Keep scrolling down for information about today's blog hop and giveaway, but first, Debi Adams is here sharing inspiration using this fun stamp set!

Hi everyone!  Today I am excited to be showcasing two projects featuring the NEW Hero Arts and Ink Blot Shop collaborative set, “Please Deliver”. This collection has so much to offer and was a lot of fun to play with. There are lots of possibilities both in color and design, as well as application.

For the pencil card, I cut Nautical Cardstock to fit the front of a Dove White Top Folded Card and stamped a variety of the images using Unicorn White ink. A mock crayon box was made by cutting a rectangular piece of Dove White cardstock, rounding the top edges with a corner rounder or scissors, and scoring two places at the top to form a lid of sorts. The colored pencils were stamped “inside” the box using Intense Black ink and then colored with markers. To create the top of the pencil box, I added a shorter, rectangular piece of cardstock to the front that was colored yellow with a green stripe. All pieces were adhered to the front of the card. Using Navy Mid-tone ink, the notebook paper and envelopes were stamped, embellished with markers, and adhered to the top of the box. I loved that I could personalize the card as well.

The nice thing about this set is the versatility. I was able to stamp several of the images onto an envelope front. Using the “to”, “from” and “lined paper” design with Navy Mid-tone ink, I stamped the images onto the envelope. I can see making a box of the cards and envelopes as a gift.

Well, that is just two of the countless projects you can make with “Please Deliver”. I’m sure you will be seeing a lot more ideas from all the other designers on today’s hop.  I have a few more cards and tags up on my blog today as well. Feel free to stop by.

Hope you have a wonderful day and that you have time to create something special.

And now it's time to hop! We will give away TWO $50 shopping sprees during this hop - one to the Hero Arts store, and one to Ink Blot Shop! Winners will be drawn from the comments left across the hop - comment on more blogs for more chances to win! Enter by Sunday, July 5th at 11:59pm pacific, and the winners will be announced on the Hero Arts and Ink Blot Shop blogs the following week.

Hero Arts (you are here!)
Tifany DeGough / Ink Blot Shop
Channin Pelletier
Daniel West
Debi Adams
Emily Mydlowski
Ilina Crouse
Janette Kausen
Jessica Frost Ballas
Libby Hickson
Michelle Short

Thanks again to Ink Blot Shop for celebrating this amazing industry with us!

Click on products to shop:
PR106 HA + Ink Blot Shop Please...
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AF234 Navy Mid-Tone Shadow Ink - Hero...
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AF249 Unicorn Pigment Ink Pad
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AF345 Intense Black - Hero Arts
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PS325 Hero Hues Dove white - Hero Arts
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PS316 Hero Hues Premium Cardstock...
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PS400 Hero Hues Dove White Top Folded...
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